Tennis Prediction Landaluce vs Medjedovic: Rome Tournament

🇮🇹 Rome

• Since he recovered this lucky loser spot, I really have the impression of seeing the Landaluce we had glimpsed in Miami again.

• And the level displayed is becoming more and more interesting as the matches progress.

• His performance against Bellucci in the previous round was extremely solid: very high quality behind the baseline, a huge amount of discipline in the rallies and above all a serve that hit all possible zones.

• He completely disgusted the Italian at times and the more the tournament progresses, the more he seems to gain confidence in these conditions.

• On the other side, Medjedovic is also playing excellent tennis.

• His wins against Joao Fonseca and then Mariano Navone clearly show that he is in a very good period, with a lot of confidence behind his serve and his +1.

• When he is in this dynamic, he becomes very difficult to break but despite that, I still have a few reservations before this match.

• Because the Serb has left a lot of physical and nervous input on the court during his last two rounds.

• The matches have been very intense, with a lot of energy spent emotionally and physically.

• And in conditions like those of Rome, it can start to weigh as the tournament progresses.

• The stats since the beginning of the week are quite interesting:

🇷🇸 Hamad Medjedovic

• 7h08 spent on the courts
• 68% of points won behind 1st serve
• 53% behind 2nd serve
• 9.1 break points conceded per match

🇪🇸 Martin Landaluce

• 7h38 spent on the courts
• 72% of points won behind 1st serve
• 54% behind 2nd serve
• 6.8 break points conceded per match

• Landaluce is very solid behind his serve, and especially a bit cleaner overall in the management of his service games.

• I really expect a big duel here, with a lot of tight games and very physical sequences.

• But the more the tournament progresses, the more I feel that the Spaniard is gaining momentum while Medjedovic could start to pay for his recent efforts.

• The +3.5 games looks really interesting in this spot.